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Forms of violence against children in detention are often invisible. Children may not want to inform detention staff about them because of mistrust, fear of consequences and because they are not aware of the proper procedures. Also, the staff may not be ready or fully trained to prevent and take…
Young refugees, who live in Bucharest, Brașov and Constanta and young Romanians, leaders in their student communities presented a few interesting solutions, as we organized an advocacy event alongside our partner, UNHCR Romania. The young refugees found concrete solutions such as: refugee…
More than 100 children and adolescents between 12-18 years old from eight schools in Romania participated in the past months in informal meetings where they discussed with teachers about safety and the causes of violence. The aim was for them to understand the psychological and social mechanisms…
Detention centre teenagers are exposed to lots of conflicts. Some of them know how to manage conflicts, others don’t. In order to support them, Terre des hommes specialists organised an online session about conflict management, attended by young men from Tichilești Detention Centre and a group of…
On June 2, we were happy to gather hundreds of participants in one of the few open events we organize annually: it was International Children's Day and we celebrated it in Herăstrău Park, together with Romanian children and children from refugee communities in Ukraine and Arab countries. It was a…
Some of the children we work with in our Advisory Boards have been included in the newly created Government of Children and Youth, an initiative of several non-governmental organizations that support children in Romania. Representatives of the press and decision makers have been present a t the…
Every child has the right to a childhood. It`s that simple.
Terre des hommes (Tdh) is the leading Swiss organisation for children’s aid. Through our health, protection and emergency relief programmes, we provide assistance to over four million children and their families in around 40 countries each year.
Terre des hommes has been active in Romania since 1992, helping to improve the child protection system, welfare reform and facilitating children's participation in developing one's own community.
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This leaflet contains important information for Ukrainian children refugees who are living in Romania.
The report aims to identify and analyse good practices and training needs with regard to protecting migrant children’s rights in Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and Romania.
It has been developed by a team of international experts within the SUN project - Safeguarding Unaccompanied…
Migrant children who travel alone need to be protected by adults, by the authorities, they need help in order to find a safe environment and have access to their rights.
In this context, Terre des hommes Romania along with its SUN project partners are working on a training needs assessment…